California SuperLotto Plus
Lottery Results & Winning Numbers

The odds of winning any prize in this popular draw game are about 1 in 23. This includes any of the prize categories from the smallest to the jackpot.

Select five numbers from 1 to 47 and a Mega number from 1 to 27. You can choose your numbers manually on a play slip or opt for a Quick Pick, where the system selects numbers randomly for you.

Yes you can play the same numbers for up to 20 consecutive draws by marking the appropriate box on your play slip or by telling the retailer.

There are nine ways to win prizes in this game ranging from matching just the Mega number to matching all five numbers plus the Mega number.

The minimum jackpot starts at $7 million and rolls over to the next draw if no one wins it.

Jackpot winners have the option to choose between receiving their prize as a lump sum payment or as an annuity over 30 years.

Lottery winnings are subject to federal taxes and for California residents state taxes may also apply.

Winners have 180 days from the draw date to claim their prize.

Tickets for this lottery must be purchased at an authorized retailer within California; online sales are not available.

Lottery tickets are bearer documents so it's crucial to sign and keep them safe. Lost tickets cannot be redeemed unless you can prove ownership which is difficult without the ticket.

The record jackpot reached $193 million. These large jackpots are rare and generate significant excitement.

California law requires the lottery to publicize certain information about jackpot winners including their names and the location where the winning ticket was purchased.

If you win the jackpot it's recommended to sign the back of your ticket, keep it in a safe place, and contact the lottery or a financial advisor to discuss your next steps.

Proceeds from ticket sales are used to support public schools and colleges in California with billions of dollars contributed since the lottery's inception.

The annuity option pays the jackpot over 30 years, which can offer tax advantages and a steady income while the lump sum pays out a one-time smaller amount but gives immediate access to the funds.

Non-residents can play and win, as long as the ticket is purchased from an authorized retailer in California. However non-residents may be subject to different tax laws.